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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
TIIUItSDAY, MAY 1, 1052 HKItAU) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OIIKGON PAGE TJVT. AVoman Angered by Ellsworth's UMT for House Seat Approval Challenges Ity PAUL W. IIAItVKY Jit HAl.HM im A young China Ihiiii (luuuhlrr of nilwiloiiiiry par ent, Mm. ilarliara H. Draper ol Alliimy, bcciinin niiuoretl when lli'li. Ilarrla Klhworlli volt-d lor Unlveraal Mlllliiry Training, Bo, making UMT the nmln luiun il her campaign ana's taking on I lie big Jul) ol trylnii to dofent Kllnworlll Inr ItnpilbllcHIt rcnoml- Park Started At Chiloquin CIIILOQUIN C'lcnrliitr ol Inml him begun on tlis alle ol the 8luk Community Park mid plana urn to lint Ui purk area fenced end the nollball fluid and Uie plcnlo are in worklnir order by aumnier. Tlie J lurculrn Powder Company, which In moving operation back Into Una area this week, la donatlUK equip ment and labor for the alump pulU lliiK and clearing of mall treea. They began work late lust week bill aolt ground put a atop to Uio operation and It will be tried agulu In two or three weekn. Mayor Lorrns announced that ar ticle of incorporation almllar to , theme of tlio park aaioclatlon of f Malm will be drawn up within "the next two weeka and a regular bunlnena meeting will bo railed. A percentage of the wire fence la to lie donated by J. W. Kerns company ami Puckett Droa. of Klamnth Kalla are furnishing the cedar pout. Many adulla of the community Imve promised to donate time to the fencing and clearing Joba. The anltball field will be built .Ijolnliuf the highway between the (1. C. Wollf and Friedman Kirk propertlea and the picnic area romea In the aeetlon of the part behind the "lute hghway depart ment properly. Floridan Heads U.S. Chamber VVAB11INOTON Laurence F. Lee, prenlrtent of the Peniiuiular l ife lnmiranre Co , Jacknonvllle, Fla., iliuradny iuiiiiim the pre. i ilenry of the U S. Chamber of Com merce, I Lee waa elected by the chain-1 ber'a board of director! al a cloa- Inr aeaalun of the business group'a 4Ulh annual meeting. i io the final aeiuilorui, aeiegalea went on record favoring prompt rein control: a celling on the power of Cojurrena to levy uxea, and a denunciation of any presi dential power to aelie private com-paniea. nation In Oregon' Fourth Conn mi nion! uiatriol, Mr. Draper, who alng In a Mnthudlat church choir and teuche a Hunday ttchonl claaa, him two little boy, aged one and Iwo. Her huaband, Jink A. Draper, I a building contractor, Hpcclulntliig In building low-coal home In Lebanon, Albany and Corvalll. He ha a couple of email plane, and will take Vila wife campaigning In them. Mra. Draper'a campaign won't get under full alram until about a week before the May HI primary, and will consist of a quick air lour through the district, which consists of Doulhwent Oregon. Bhe think aha hiia a chance ol beating Ellsworth the (miner Itosttburg editor who was represent, ed the dltrlcl elnce it waa crouted In IMJ. Ellsworth never hn had much trouble winning, and he Is heavily favored till time to win the nomination. If Ellsworth get bv the primary, he might run Into trouble In the fall because hi district la now the center of the natlon'a lumber Democratic voters. Mra. Draper "aid politic got In her blood when her husband al most was elected to the senate six yeara ago. He wna defeated by only 78 vote bv Hen. Angus Gib son, Junction City, for the Joint Lane-Linn County seat. Draper made another trv against Olbnon two yeara ago, but was beaten by a much larger margin. Draiier now Is his wlfo's campaign manager, nnd he's running lor the late House of Representative, too. That will heln her. aa the Draper name la pretly well known In Lane and Linn Counties. Her parent live In Medford, where she tauuhl school for a year. o Mra. Draper I counting on that mr a lew votes. Bui outside of those three counties, she la ilmost unknown. Ellsworth hit Uie headline re cently by demanding President Truman's Impeachment for his M'lzill'i) of the steel Industry, and because ho tuiugcslcd that he hud power to scita the newspapers under similar clrcumntunccn. Mr. Draper doein't agree with the aleel irl.uro ellher. assert ing that "when the government liirl taking over Industrie, It Is lending toward Coinmunlam." Hhn ulio agrees with Ellsworth's aland for lower taxes and reduc tion In federal apendlng. Hhe op poses sending an ambassador to the Vullcun. Mrs. Draper accuses President Truman of placing loo much cm phnnls on Europe ol the expense of Asia. "Ilia President I letting Asia lli. The bov In Koreu are lor- gotten and don l nave enougn cquin inenl. We either ihould so some thing In Korea or pun out," ane said. What to do about the Oregon and California grant lands In the fourth District aluo la a hoi Issue. Mrs. Draper wanu the lanoa re turned to the slate of Oregon, with nil Ihn revenue earmarked lor education. Ilclng a strong church woman she Is disturbed annul liquor ad vertHIng on national radio pro grams. She support federal legis lation to restrict this adverllnlng so thai drinking can not be made attractive. Kllaworth I not cmnalgnlng much, pointing out that he 1 too busy In Congress. In his campaign Mutcment, ho said h Is for erono niv nnd development of natural resource, but didn't comment on other issue. He argued that because of hi 10 venra of crvlce. he I In position of power, and should be reelected because ol the Influence he can wield. But so far at Mrs. Draper la concerned, there Is one big Issue In the Fourth Dl strict Ellsworth Is for Universal Military Training, and Mrs. Draper U against It. SMillion Hotel Sale Reported noSEBimO on-A million-dollar hotel tnle waa reported here Wednesday, the Umpqua Hotel going Into the hands of the Mara Investment Company, Portland. Jack Harding aol.1 the 135-room hotel to the Investment firm, head ed by Asa I. Amsberg. A RARE GARDEN BARGAIN 1,000-Bloom "Miracle Mum Hartfy Pvrtnnltl Grwt Anywhere Plant Throuqh May Fr Summer Fall I loo ml Hundred of bloomi toch buh from fiflf planting. G'Owi 2 ft. high, 3 ft. ocrott. CHOOSE FROM FOUR GLORIOUS COLORS ROSI PINK BRILLIANT CRIMSON 0 PUHI WHITI D DUPIST YILLOW CptC WITH EVERY $1 ORDER ni.C 12 GLADIOLUS BULBS 1D25"oD'1 ORDER NOW PLANT NOW Far Summer mm4 Fall llMmt FINEST 100 GIANT FLOWERING BULBS EACH A DIFFERENT COLOR AND VARIETY Plaatta' New Will Praduc. Mat nlllcint llmimi Thlt Summti Wanaarfvl Prlia-Wiaaisa V.iltlin Chttk Itemi on Ad ond Moil with Coth, Check or Money Order Now to naaaw rum mhvivuh ii uv, JJ Mm'JU'J I Country Gardens, Rt.4, Box 28 SHIRWOOD, ORIRON SATURDAY, MAY 3rd IS NOT Christmas DAY! BUT YOU WILL THINK THAT G LEE HENDRICKS IS SANTA CLAUS When you see how much merchandise he is putting into those 49c GRAB BAGS which go on sale Saturday morn ing at 9 o'clock. If you can't come at 9 o'clock, come as soon as you can, but don't miss this sensational RAB BAG SALI 49' EACH Bags containing taxable items are subject to 10c excise tax. Every bag contains at least $2.00 worth of mer chandise. Buy as many bags as you want, while they last. W4 have lots of bags, so tell your friends. LEE HENDRICKS 2212 So. 6th St. "Your Neighborhood Druggist" Phone 4321 ELEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORSI NEW! STORE HOURS 9:00-5:30 5 ( lC '(wal YOU'LL FIND A STORE FULL OF EXCITING, PRACTICAL GIFTS AT FAMOUS VALUE PRICES! TAKE THE ELEVATOR TO OUR SECOND FLOOR 3oh moths! 111 I'l 1 IN .- s. a 'u" KT m 1 j u itiT fan i r , ti.it n a 5W a. mm J i WPJW'W. V j aaalVlli I IBEMIRIEIM afrat iaaaaaaaaiaaaaaasaMaaaaaiaaaamiaaii'liTai-w nn iiniil 17 MunmsA faJbJiic g)dD Sheer and fine and airy . . . definitely dress-up, and washable too . . . no wonder ray on Bemberg is a Summertime perennial! The 1952 news . . . gleaming metallic gold tone overprints across fresh florals . . . more-money details like this corded-gore skirt. Lots of them in Summer's best colors . . . 14V4 to 24. lb O HALF cVzES il SIZES Pto - O 14'2 to ... M t ' 2W2 ' WOVEN GINGHAMS 590 NYLON PUCKERETTE 10 90 Lovely pastel shades In beau- NYLON SHEER PRINTS Exciting cnsunl styles she'll tiful tailored styles! Musts for Filmy sheer nylons with poJtlte want to wear nil summer long! her summer wardrobe. They're print designs! Soft pastel shades Orlsp. cool, colors In block and suisable . . . dry In a wink. No . . , cool comfort for summer tartan plaids. Sanforized Ironing. . . dress-up times! Tailored styles. You're Invited to Attend the FCOO SALE . . . Saturday, May 3rd BfclNfcl-ll l-UK PATIENTS Or KLAMATH COUNTY NURSING HOME GRECIAN STYLE! ' ' LACE CLOTH ond NAPKIN SET PURE NYLON GOWNS 6 90 5 90 Intricate designs that look and feel like hand-worked lace! Practical E2 z 72 size with S matching napkins. Grey, ivory, sunset yellow, hunter green. Ivory. BALCONY THREE LENGTHS Luxurious pure nylon In tailored Grecian style 1 Choose yellow, melon or turquoise. Easy to wash . . . Dry In a Jiffy ... and you dont have to Iron theml Sizes 32-40. MAIN FLOOR PROPORTIONED SIZES! ! Ml GAYMODE INDIVIDUALS 1 25 PAIR Individually sized In midge, norm, and long, to fill every figure need! Luxury sheers . . . SO gauge 15 denier with fashion wise dark seam ! Exciting shades! B'i to 11. Buy them by the box . . . 3 PAIR ONLY 3.15 MAIN FLOOR LACE TRIM RAYON SLIPS 298 Luxury quality multlflllameni rayons styled to fit every typ figure! Four gore cut in abort, average, tall insures perfect fit I Pink or white, with lots of fussy lace! 32-44. Mother's Day is Sunday, May 11. MAIN FLOOR SUMMER SHADES HANDBAGS 2 98 PLUS TAX Choose from a rainuow ot ex citing colors in her favorite fab ric! Plastic calfs, plastic cordes, India prints, butcher rayons, rayon failles, rayon suedes! Every one an exciting new style. Rayon Suede Gloves to Match 98c Pair MAIN FLOOR FANCY GIFT HANKIES Whites and colors In finest cot tons! Gay florals with plain, hand rolled, and scalloped edges! Embroidered and printed designs! So many to choose from at this wonderful low price! .. Other Hankies from 10c to tie MAIN FLOOR nfi SmMi Sifi Sdia MATCHED LUGGAGE In VELON PLASTIC 3 75 WEEKEND Aqua marine, natural or honey brown in non-scuff or scratch Firestone Velon plastic! Beautl-. fully styled, handsomely lined and trimmed. And the prices are . LOW! Wardrobe 22,15 Train Cass 14.75 Overnight .. 12.15 Pullman ..... 19.15 All pieces plus 25 -Federal Excls Tax MAIN FLOOR
